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Watertown During the Revolution

Presented by Historical Society of Watertown at Zussman Memorial Park, Watertown MA

Oct 04 2026
Watertown During the Revolution

Walking tour (90 minutes) to learn about the important role that the town played during the American Revolution

Join tour leaders Lynne O’Connell and Beth Houston for a  walking tour. We willl visit the sites of important dwellings (many of which are no longer standing), public spaces, monuments and plaques as we make our way to the 1772 Edmund Fowle House, where the Executive Council of the Provincial Congress met.  Participants will be invited to enter the house and view the current exhibit that celebrates the 250th anniversary of both the Fowle House and the fight for American independence.   The tour ends here at the Edmund Fowle House.

ADMISSION INFO

Tour price is $10 by cash or check only

Open to the public

Please register in advance by emailing Joyce at joycekel@aol.com

Meeting place is at Zussman Memorial Park beside 66 Galen St. The tour ends at the Edmund Fowle House on Marshall St.

The tour will be cancelled for rain.

LOCATION

Zussman Memorial Park

66 Galen St, Watertown, MA 02472

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